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President Trump and congressional Republicans have long vowed to lower health insurance premiums.

Can Peppa Pig save the owner of Madame Tussauds?

Humans say a lot without words.

It's a double bogey for Chinese real-estate tycoon Wang Jianlin.

Drones bearing piping hot burritos are about to start swooping down on the Australian countryside.

Britain needs a new trade deal with the EU.

1. Airbus deal: Shares in Airbus opened more than 3% higher on Monday, hours after the European aerospace company announced it was taking control of Bombardier's embattled C Series airliner program.

Colin Kaepernick isn't playing this season, and that's costing him millions.

As Europe's Airbus and Canada's Bombardier join forces, what does the future hold for the other two established jetliner giants, Boeing and Brazil's Embraer?

Netflix and chill doesn't come cheap.

Facebook just nabbed a popular new teen app called tbh.

President Trump has invited The New York Times into the Oval Office. He's granted behind-the-scenes White House access to Time magazine. And he's sat for interviews with the network news. But there's one medium the president has conspicuously ignored: conservative talk radio.

Your furry friends are finally getting acknowledgment that they're not just an important part of the family -- they're also an essential part of your photo library.

Wells Fargo sold customers an investment that was almost guaranteed to lose them money and told them it was a good way to protect their portfolios, authorities say.

The Australian government wants to help victims of revenge porn.

The Producers Guild of America has become the latest Hollywood organization to condemn Harvey Weinstein, moving to expel the film mogul from its ranks in a meeting on Monday.

The Wi-Fi network you're using may be susceptible to hacking.

California just became the latest state to reduce the cost of a public college education.

A lot has happened since Jimmy Kimmel was last in Brooklyn, New York. Donald Trump was elected president, late night TV has become a regular forum for politics as well as comedy, and Kimmel has evolved from comedic host to the conscience of America.